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Science Research
Below is the list of current science research projects enacted by various Taylor University departments whether funded through the CR&I or not:
Biology Research
- Genotype in the Eastern Box Turtle (active)
Chemistry Research
- Monitoring C02 Fixation Using Mass Spectrometer (active)
- Ethanol and Biomass Gasification (active)
- Mathematical Modeling of Proteins (active)
Computer Science Research
- WordServ Language Analysis Software (active)
- Automating Data Structures Lab Assessment (active)
Earth and Environmental Science Research
- Upland Prairie Restoration (active)
- FQA: Floristic Quality Assessment (active)
- 3rd World Water Resource Development (active)
- Environmental Politics of Green Space in Russia (active)
- Mississinewa River Watershed
- Wellhead Protection
- Wetland Assessment Protocol
- Indiana Sedges
Engineering Research
- Gas and Oil Well Project (active)
- TU Sat 1: Digital communication satellite (active)
- TEST: Thunderstorm Effects in Space Technology Nanosatellite
- Mini Baja: Student off-road vehicle
- Solar Car: Student solar car
- Miniaturized Electronics: Space flight application
- Rocket Payloads
- Airlift Services International Pump Consulting
Mathematics Research
- Inconsistencies in Scoring Technologies (active)
- Effects of Highly Contextualized Problems (active)
- The Roles of Aesthetics and Faith in Mathematics (active)
Physics Research
- Theoretical Particle Physics (active)
- Theoretical Investigation of Extensions of the Standard Model (active)
- B-Physics
- Neutrino Physics
- Chaos Theory
Space Science Research
- Micro Gravity Flight: Gravity Gradient Tether Deployment
- Origins Research (active)
- BalloonSat: High Altitude Balloon Studies (active)
- TU Sat 1: Digital communications satellite (active)
- IMAGE: High Energy Neutral Atom Imager (active)
- CAPPS: (active)
- TEST: Thunderstorm Effects in Space Nanosatellite
- SPADUS: Space Dust and Energetic Particle Experiment
- DROPPS: Distribution of Particles in the Polar Mesosphere
- LEP: Lightning-Induced Electron Precipitation
- SEPS: Source/Loss-Cone Energertic Particle Spectrometer
- VLF Station: Very Low Frequency Reciever